Thank you to our participants, panelists, lecturers, sponsors, and attendees for making TRICS 2024 a great experience! Check back soon for photos and award announcements.
Tulane Research, Innovation, and Creativity Summit
April 23-25, 2024
The 2nd annual Tulane Research, Innovation, and Creativity Summit (TRICS) was held at the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life (LBC) from Tuesday, April 23rd to Thursday, April 25th. The event showcased the breadth and depth of research, innovation, and creativity from disciplines, departments, units, and schools across Tulane University. Graduate students, undergraduate students, trainees (postdocs, residents, and fellows), faculty, and research staff presented their research, scholarship, and achievements. TRICS also included distinguished lectures, panel discussions, and affiliated workshops.
Download the complete TRICS 2024 Schedule.
A.I. Task Force Panel Discussion
AI Panel TRICS 2024
Giovanni Piedimonte, Vice President for Research
AI Task Force
Alessandra Bazzano, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
Eugina Leung, School of Business
Aron Culotta, School of Science & Engineering
Susan Davies, School of Social Work
David Crosslin, School of Medicine
Onnig Dombalagian, School of Law
Zaid Kashef Alghata, School of Architecture
Q & A with AI Panel
Patrick Rafail, School of Liberal Arts
TRICS 2024 Distinguished Lecturer
Aron Culotta, PhD
Director, Tulane University Center for Community-Engaged Artificial Intelligence
Associate Professor of Computer Science, School of Science & Engineering
The Tulane University Innovation Institute Awards for TRICS 2024
Innovation and Societal Impact
The TRICS Innovation and Societal Impact award is a $1,000 cash prize awarded to the graduate student or faculty poster that best illustrates how their research impacts society. Based on the National Science Foundation’s definition of Broader Impacts.
Innovation and Technology Development
The TRICS Innovation and Technology Development award is a cash prize awarded to the
graduate student or faculty poster that best illustrates how their research could
successfully be commercialized through technology development.
